Xenios Anastasia Resort and Spa

Natka Jankova Alagjozovska

A really nice hotel, offering enchanting landscapes. They serve really good variety of food. The pool is great also the pool par. On weekends they organize a Greek night which is really good. The only minus is the beach...maybe something should be done to improve it. Everything else is perfect!

Robyn Angelidis

We arrived late into the evening on our first day, and were provided with a room close by the reception which was small but adequate, the only disappointment was they gave us twin room rather than double , despite us being married Shocking that Tui, expect you to specify this! The wonderful staff, did everything they could within 24 hours to provide us with a double bed in a different room I much preferred our original room but we asked and the very kind staff did what they could so we could be comfortable l. The hotel is perfectly situated on the coast with many different beaches to enjoy, if you have a car this is easier! We stayed half board and we were very delighted with the quality of the food everyday, the chef and restaurant staff work extremely hard to keep everyone happy! Thank you to everyone we really enjoyed our stay!

Ana Beselica

We stayed for 5 nights and overall, the experience was a bit underwhelming. The all-inclusive package only lasted until 23:00, so if you wanted a drink after that (even just at 23:30), you had to pay extra. What was more disappointing is that we were only given one bottle of water in the minibar for the entire stay. Every time we wanted water, we had to walk to the pool bar for a glass—or pay for a bottle, which doesn’t feel very “all-inclusive.” The beach area also left much to be desired. There were no umbrellas, just some uncomfortable beds placed in the shade of olive trees. Also, there’s no sand, which may be a downside for beach lovers. On the positive side, the staff were absolutely amazing—very kind and helpful throughout our stay.

Adam

Not a 5-star hotel and you will pay a higher price for tax (€15/night), it's at most a 3-star hotel. The biggest shock was having our all-inclusive wristbands taken away on the last day at 11:00 AM, right after breakfast and checking out of the room. We had to wait for our airport transfer until 6:45 PM without any access to food or drinks. We could have paid €24 per person to keep the all-inclusive option for those few hours, but we declined and instead went to town in the afternoon for a pizza. We have been to many all inclusive places around the world and it is the first time such thing happened to us. Rooms are visibly cleaned, but surfaces require wiping with wet wipes – only then are they truly clean. Almost every room had some kind of issue. In our room, the hairdryer didn’t work. In our friends’ rooms, the fridge and TV were broken, and in another room a few things also didn’t work. Only after the tour operator's representative got involved did the hotel staff actually take care of it. When I asked personally about fixing the hairdryer and whether it would be done that day, they just said “possibly.” But after we complained to the rep, it was handled immediately. Our friends even got their room changed. In the main building there was hot water, but in the adjacent building where our friends stayed, the water was lukewarm at best, and the room was very cold and damp – despite it being the end of May. Food was okay but repetitive. For more demanding guests, the choice will be limited and definitely not up to 5-star standards. Due to the small number of guests, the Greek night event was cancelled. On the plus side, it’s quiet here (at least in the olive grove area, where you can lie down and read a book). The nearest small town is a 45-minute walk away, and there are no buses. The only options are renting a car or taking a taxi. To sum up, this hotel leaves a very average impression. I wouldn’t recommend it and I wouldn’t return. You can find something better for a similar price, for example in Possidi, just 10 minutes away by car, where there is a beautiful beach for sunsets and at least some infrastructure. The beach at Anastasia is rocky, and because it's located on the first finger of the Chalkidiki peninsula, it's extremely windy. At 23°C it was impossible to enjoy a pleasant swim. We only managed to sunbathe and swim later at Orange Beach / Paradise Beach on Sithonia, where, despite similar temperatures, it wasn’t as windy and felt much nicer. One big plus was the Rainbow Tours representative, Ms. Magdalena, who organized everything perfectly and solved every problem. Without her, the stay could have become unbearable. Thanks to her, it was okay – but as I mentioned before, this hotel is only worth it if you find a really good deal, like €800 per couple with a flight from Poland. Otherwise, it’s just not worth spending more on this place.

Raimi Mitchell

Do not stay here! My trip 9/7-16/7 . The website is 10 years old. Rooms were dated, bugs, mildew... This WAS a beautiful place but it has been neglected. While the property it nice, some of their policies on food or services was limited. You couldn't ask for extra towels from the staff without being waved off or glared at. The food was ok, they kept it repeating diners over the 7 days in my trip. Hard to call the place a RESORT when the price of the stay doesn't reflect the property, cleanliness or amenities. Save your money and get an Airbnb/ house. DO NOT STAY HERE